Новости за 23.05.2023

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in March but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégé Maggie Innes.

'Years of Conservative neglect of the school estate means that children face disruption to learning as well as direct threats to their safety.'

Marr said he was ‘pro-BBC’ but it has made ‘some very big mistakes’.

EastEnders will air the devastating death of Lola Pearce next week on the BBC soap, following the character's battle with a brain tumour

EastEnders residents recognise newcomer George Knight next week as he debuts with his daughters on the BBC soap, and it seems he's a familiar face to some

Coronation Street's Sam Aston has played Chesney Brown on the ITV soap for 20 years, but two of his siblings have also been on the cobbles

Coronation Street airs the return of villain Justin next week, months on from him attacking Ryan Connor and Daisy Midgeley with acid

Coronation Street spoilers reveal soap legend Roy Cropper fears he will die next week ahead of a major operation, resulting in him saying goodbye to his loved ones

A viral video from comedian Jolyon Rubenstein shows him mocking the oil giant for paying 22p per UK citizen in tax last year.

James Cook’s depiction of singer Burna Boy took between 60 to 70 hours to create.

The worst traffic is expected on Friday.

The most recent year’s findings were obtained by the BDA from the NHS Business Services Authority using Freedom of Information laws.

The shadow defence secretary will repeat calls for a halt to plans to cut the number of full-time soldiers.

The Obesity Health Alliance said it was deeply concerned about the growing problem of excess weight.

The Nero Book Awards will highlight outstanding books from across multiple genres by writers across the UK and Ireland.

The six-week ballot, which closes in early July, includes refuse collectors, social workers, teaching assistants and librarians.

Some 130,389 incidents of vehicles being stolen were recorded in 2022, according to AA Insurance Services analysis.

Almost 300,000 members of the Royal College of Nursing in England are being balloted.

Researchers say that global biodiversity loss caused by human industrialisation is significantly more alarming than previously thought.

One in six people said they had been taught to keep money matters to themselves, according to research commissioned by Experian.

The campaign is funded by Sport England and the National Lottery.

Those found guilty of breaching the Ivory Act could face an unlimited fine or up to five years in jail.

Mercury News Letters to the Editor for May 23, 2023

Surprising no one at this point, Morgan Wallen‘s “One Thing at a Time” was number-one on the Billboard 200 albums chart for the tracking week that ended May 18. That was the 11th week in a row for the 36-track collection. It’s the first album to spend its first 11 weeks on top since Whitney […]

Tottenham's Dane Scarlett scores a first-half winner as England Under-20s begin their World Cup campaign with a 1-0 victory over Tunisia in Argentina.